A huge city, like nothing on Earths surface, compared to this, the surface cities are 3d world at best. We are being held back.
But this time, what I did was look at a certain area on the map—Google Maps. I looked at the area of Iran and east towards Afghanistan and other countries in that area, mostly in the desert. I just wanted to see what it was like. As I traveled along, everything was the same color—a kind of beige stone look. In fact, it was kind of boring and at the same time quite beautiful in its own right. I did this for what seemed like quite a while, but in reality, it was probably ten to fifteen seconds.
Then, all of a sudden, I came across this cave at a particularly strange angle. It was built into somewhat of a side of—not a mountain, not even a hill, but more like a ledge. To the left side of it was kind of a convex angle. The right side of it was a triangular shape straight from the apex down to the right bottom, and the bottom looked like kind of a step of some type.
So I immediately went in and went for a very long ride. I went down deep into this place for quite some time, and I went as fast as the back of my eyelids would allow me to go. At one point, it just went straight down a shaft—I mean, just straight down, or at least that's what it seemed like. This particular one seemed to have no end. Even at top speed, I must have been traveling what felt like one mile per second, just going like crazy.
Then, all of a sudden, there was this black hole that you could barely discern, and I stopped and went straight into it. Then I just kept traveling a long way. It kept going down, but this time at more of an angle—sometimes steep, sometimes shallow.
I came across this grated section in the wall on one side. There was a glow coming from the inside, but it was a metal sheet with grates along it. You couldn't see through it, but you knew there was a light coming out of it. I don't know what it was, and there was no heat or anything, just light. This tunnel seemed uniform, so this wasn't just an accidental creation. I guess you might say there was some work that had been done to it for sure, obviously, since there was a grated window in there for some reason. But I couldn't see on the other side and didn't want to, so I just kept going.
I kept going for a lot longer, and at this particular point, I could have been anywhere between fifty to a hundred miles below the earth's surface easily. I really wasn't seeing any light of any kind at this point, and I was beginning to give up after maybe thirty to fifty seconds. But then, all of a sudden, a very dull light began to appear—not a bright one. The closer I got, the larger it got.
When I finally saw the tip of this city, I saw the magnitude of it. We're not talking a city like New York City, San Francisco, LA, Berlin, or even Frankfurt, which is a major industrial city—or even some of the cities in China or Japan. Those cities that I just mentioned are a joke compared to this. A complete and utter joke in design, power, and everything it had to offer. The cities on the surface of the planet were third-world countries at best. The city that I was looking at... there's no way to describe it.
I will say this: the light wasn't very powerful; it was steady. I don't think people needed to see brightly in there; I think their eyes would adjust to it just fine. So maybe it was nighttime, or maybe people were sleeping at this time of the night—I don't have any idea. But as for the size of it, going up in scale and laterally in scale, I could not see the end.
Going up, it looked like it was reaching—I mean, we have skyscrapers now that reach a few thousand feet into the air, and they are tall. I'm talking about a city where the middle of the city is about a mile up. A mile! The technology that was here was like nothing I'd ever seen, and it wasn't just physical technology. Whoever was here and lived here had a higher level of being as well. Communication was fluid, and everybody just worked together. It's kind of like saying I think they were like human beings, but much more advanced than what we are on the surface. Much more advanced.
If any of this is even remotely true, it could almost be considered devastating. I mean, no sickness, very healthy, long lives. I could sense people from there were maybe three, four, five hundred years old without even blinking an eye. That's about all I can tell you about this one.